The Puzzle Game Between Design, Science and Skills

Bogdan Bucur

doi:10.2478/amset-2019-0012

Abstract

The present paper presents an alternative method regarding the practical solution of defining the puzzle game in terms of design, graphics, 3D modeling and manufacture of the puzzle game. The practical example of making a puzzle game defined by assembling components resulting the administrative map of Romania.

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The Puzzle Game Between Design, Science and Skills

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